Looking for English teachers for the weekday evenings
🏫 AMES ENGLISH
📍Hanoi, Vietnam
💰 Competitive Salary
Part-TimePrivate SchoolJob Description:
AMES ENGLISH Linh Đàm is currently looking for English teachers for the weekday evenings.
I. JOB DESCRIPTION
• Organizing teaching materials in advance.
• Planning, preparing and delivering lessons.
• Teaching English to Different Age Groups.
• Helping students improve their listening, speaking, reading and writing skills through 1-on-1 sessions as well as group sessions.
• Checking and assessing students' work.
• Coordinating with teaching assistants during the lesson to better students’ experiences and learning.
II. Working time
- Tuesday & Thursday: 6 - 8 pm
III. Salary rate: per hour (negotiable)
IV. Location: Floor B5, Central Tower, Rice city, Linh Dam, Hanoi.
V. Requirements:
- Native Speaker (from England, America, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, South Africa are preferred)
- Have at-least one-year experience.
- Hold TELF/CELTA/TESOL certificate, BA/MA in any subject.
- Full proficiency in English across all 4 skills
👉 Apply Here: linhnt2@ames.edu.vn
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